2023

ROTWILD R.X1000 ULTRA 2023

Mountain · E-Bike · Enduro · Unisex
Frame material Carbon
Weight NULL kg
Wheel size 29
Wheel material Carbon
Drivetrain Single-Speed
Chain Pinion X1 Longlife
Battery capacity 960 Wh
Tires Max. 29X2.6
Brake type Hydraulic Disc
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RRP
€11,999 incl. taxes
Observed price — New
€8,747 incl. taxes
Refurbished price
€5,293 incl. taxes
Likely trade-in value
1 234 €
Rotwild R.X1000 ULTRA 2023

About this bike

Meet the Rotwild R.X1000 ULTRA 2023: a mountain-oriented bike in the enduro segment with electric pedal assistance. Built around a carbon frame.

On the financial side, the recommended retail price (RRP) is €11,999, while the observed market price for a new unit averages €8,747. On the second-hand market we see refurbished units at around €5,293.

Scroll down for the full retailer breakdown, price history and trade-in benchmark of the Rotwild R.X1000 ULTRA.

Specifications

CategoryMountain
SubcategoryEnduro
Year2023
FrameFull carbon made from high modulus carbon fibres, handmade
Frame materialCarbon
ForkFox 36 Float Factory Kashima, 150 mm travel / Fox Float Factor...
WeightNULL kg
SuspensionFull
Rear shockFox Float X Factory Kashima, 150 mm travel / Fox Float X 2-Pos...
TravelNULL
Sizes XXXXXXXX

Components

Drivetrain Single-Speed
Cassette PINION 24T.
Chain PINION X1 Longlife
Crank Direct Mount Chainring 30T.
Brake type Hydraulic Disc
Brakes Hydraulic Disc
Handlebar ROTWILD B220 Carbon
Stem ROTWILD S140 AL7075
Saddle Ergon SM Pro
Seatpost Crankbrothers Highline

Wheels & Tires

Wheel size 29
Wheel material Carbon
Rims Full carbon made from high modulus carbon fibres, handmade
Tires max. 29x2.6
Tire width 2.6"

E-Bike

Motor torque 85 Nm
Battery capacity 960 Wh

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